Is there a web application that lets me play my MP3 files right off the cloud?

Question

Is there a web application that let Non-US people play MP3 files right off the cloud?

Answer 1

SugarSync offers 5GB of storage and a web based music player;

http://www.sugarsync.com/blog/2008/09/08/introducing-sugarsyncs-music-player/

You can sign up here; https://www.sugarsync.com/signup?startsub=5

Hope this helps.

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Answer 2

Google Music Beta will let you store your music in the cloud and play it from a browser.

The problem is that you need to request an invite, and only in the US.

But You can get an invite using proxy , see this link

Note: Google Music Beta is a fine proof of concept, letting you store your music in the cloud and play it from a browser, but getting all the music you want into it isn't practical yet, and some processes are slow. For now, Amazon Cloud Player is a better bet.

Answer 3

Yes. One that I am aware of is through Amazon. You can upload your own content to it, too.